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According to Langbaine , in his Account of the English Dramatick Poets , a quarto edition of Titus Andronicus was printed in 1594 ; but no copy has been discovered . The earliest allusion to Shakespeare's connection with the subject is ...
According to Langbaine , in his Account of the English Dramatick Poets , a quarto edition of Titus Andronicus was printed in 1594 ; but no copy has been discovered . The earliest allusion to Shakespeare's connection with the subject is ...
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Or , had he heard the heavenly harmony Which that sweet tongue hath made , 30 40 He would have dropp'd his knife , and fell asleep 50 As Cerberus at the Thracian poet's feet . Come , let us go and make thy father blind ; For such a ...
Or , had he heard the heavenly harmony Which that sweet tongue hath made , 30 40 He would have dropp'd his knife , and fell asleep 50 As Cerberus at the Thracian poet's feet . Come , let us go and make thy father blind ; For such a ...
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... vast , and gloomy woods ? See , see ! Ay , such a place there is , where we did hunt , — O , had we never , never hunted there ! — Pattern'd by that the poet here describes , By nature made for murders and for rapes .
... vast , and gloomy woods ? See , see ! Ay , such a place there is , where we did hunt , — O , had we never , never hunted there ! — Pattern'd by that the poet here describes , By nature made for murders and for rapes .
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The earliest extant play on the subject of Romeo and Juliet is La Hadriana , by the blind poet and actor , Luigi Groto ; its date is 1578. There are some few striking resemblances with Shakespeare's play ; the most note- worthy being ...
The earliest extant play on the subject of Romeo and Juliet is La Hadriana , by the blind poet and actor , Luigi Groto ; its date is 1578. There are some few striking resemblances with Shakespeare's play ; the most note- worthy being ...
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... the Shakespearian portion , combines two inconsistent couplets , and the combination could not have been intended by Shakespeare , though both were naturally in the rough unfinished MS .; the poet had evidently not made up his mind ...
... the Shakespearian portion , combines two inconsistent couplets , and the combination could not have been intended by Shakespeare , though both were naturally in the rough unfinished MS .; the poet had evidently not made up his mind ...
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| Title | The Works of Shakespeare, Volume 9 Larger Temple Shakespeare The Works of Shakespeare, William Shakespeare |
| Author | William Shakespeare |
| Editor | Israel Gollancz |
| Publisher | J. M. Dent & Company, 1907 |
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